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Janice Meredith - Paul Leicester Ford
JANICE MEREDITH A STORY OF THE REVOLUTION
I A HEROINE OF MANY POSSIBILITIES
II THE PRINCE FROM OVER THE SEAS
III MISS MEREDITH DISCOVERS A VILLAIN
IV AN APPLE OF DISCORD
V THE VALUE OF HAIR
VI MEN ARE DECEIVERS EVER
VII SPIDER AND FLY
VIII SEVERAL BURNING QUESTIONS
In the months before independence, a spirited young woman named Janice Meredith feels the pull of a restless tide of rebellion. Living on a modest farm near the colonial capital, she overhears whispered plans in the tavern and longs to join a cause promising liberty.
When a charismatic officer asks her to act as a courier for the Patriot effort, Janice must weigh safety against daring. Her quick wit earns the trust of strangers, yet each secret letter she carries deepens the shadows that follow her. At home, her mother's disapproval of “unseemly” behavior creates a painful clash between family duty and patriotic duty.
Set against marching troops, winter hardships, and whispered conspiracies, Janice discovers that courage often hides in ordinary moments. The story blends vivid historical detail with her personal growth, offering listeners a glimpse of a heroine whose quiet resolve shapes a nation.
Language
en
Duration
~17 hours (1017K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
May 1, 2004
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1865–1902
A gifted American novelist, biographer, and editor, he packed an astonishing amount of work into a life cut tragically short. He is especially remembered for lively historical writing and popular novels set against America’s early past.
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